Places that Inspire Us #1

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Work of the People is the brainchild of filmmaker and visual liturgist Travis Reed (whose own faith story should probably be a movie of its own). An “ecumenical platform that produces and publishes multimedia to stir imagination, spark discussion, and move people toward discovery and transformation,” Reed manages to bring cultural luminaries like Brene Brown, Nadia Bolz-Weber, Jean Vanier, Walter Brueggeman, Peter Block, and countless others together on one platform to speak of faith. This site is a wonder to behold, and fodder for everything from sermons to adult ed (and perhaps understandably, requires a subscription to take full advantage of it).

 

Registration is now open for one of our upcoming Hatch-a-thon:

March 2-4, 2016

 

Hatch-A-Thon
Institute for Youth Ministry
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton, NJ
$369 per person*
Register here

 

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